Scottish Inns Nashville, TN — Hotel in Nashville-Davidson

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!!! NEVER WOULD I EVER SUGGEST ANYONE OR ANYTHING TO STAY HERE. I drove 14 hours from central Ontario, Canada to Nashville after i had book a NON-SMOKING hotel room a month prior to the trip. As i arrive i can already determine this place is some what of a "scetchy motel". So whatever i go in to grab the room keys and i leave my buddy to watch the car. To door is locked and a lady comes to a window from the main lobby to talk to me, i tell her my name and say id like to check in... She says okay just meet me outside. I wait a few moments and she comes out of the main lobby and locks the door behind her. Weird right!? She points at me where to park so i pull up there and get out. As she walks up to a door of a room and some other lady meets her there. This lady was in real rough shape so me and my friend look at eachother as that lady pulls a master key card from her pocket and unlocks the door to the room (she is the cleaning lady)! My friend said if that lady has access to our room he would feel very uncomfortable staying there as i would totally agree. Before i make it to the door they close it and bring us to a different one just a few doors down, opens the door and the "cleaning lady" says " i tried to get the smell of smoke out the best i could" as a full cigarette hits me in the face at 90 miles an hour i said "there is no way i am staying in this room i booked a non smoking room and thats what i get. The manager (the 1st lady) says that is the only room left. When i tell you there was no more than 5 vehicles in the parking lot i am NOT joking. The smell made me very sick and there was no way we could stay in that room. I had to cancell my reservations there and drive all across Nashville to find locals that could show us how to get to a different hotel as our cell phones would not work out of the country. I would have not stayed at that place even if it was free!!!! After a couple hours of driving around Nashville on my birthday we finally found the best western plus music row in which was an amazing hotel and...

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!!! NEVER WOULD I EVER SUGGEST ANYONE OR ANYTHING TO STAY HERE. I drove 14 hours from central Ontario, Canada to Nashville after i had book a NON-SMOKING hotel room a month prior to the trip. As i arrive i can already determine this place is some what of a "scetchy motel". So whatever i go in to grab the room keys and i leave my buddy to watch the car. To door is locked and a lady comes to a window from the main lobby to talk to me, i tell her my name and say id like to check in... She says okay just meet me outside. I wait a few moments and she comes out of the main lobby and locks the door behind her. Weird right!? She points at me where to park so i pull up there and get out. As she walks up to a door of a room and some other lady meets her there. This lady was in real rough shape so me and my friend look at eachother as that lady pulls a master key card from her pocket and unlocks the door to the room (she is the cleaning lady)! My friend said if that lady has access to our room he would feel very uncomfortable staying there as i would totally agree. Before i make it to the door they close it and bring us to a different one just a few doors down, opens the door and the "cleaning lady" says " i tried to get the smell of smoke out the best i could" as a full cigarette hits me in the face at 90 miles an hour i said "there is no way i am staying in this room i booked a non smoking room and thats what i get. The manager (the 1st lady) says that is the only room left. When i tell you there was no more than 5 vehicles in the parking lot i am NOT joking. The smell made me very sick and there was no way we could stay in that room. I had to cancell my reservations there and drive all across Nashville to find locals that could show us how to get to a different hotel as our cell phones would not work out of the country. I would have not stayed at that place even if it was free!!!! After a couple hours of driving around Nashville on my birthday we finally found the best western plus music row in which was an amazing hotel and...

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!!! NEVER WOULD I EVER SUGGEST ANYONE OR ANYTHING TO STAY HERE. I drove 14 hours from central Ontario, Canada to Nashville after i had book a NON-SMOKING hotel room a month prior to the trip. As i arrive i can already determine this place is some what of a "scetchy motel". So whatever i go in to grab the room keys and i leave my buddy to watch the car. To door is locked and a lady comes to a window from the main lobby to talk to me, i tell her my name and say id like to check in... She says okay just meet me outside. I wait a few moments and she comes out of the main lobby and locks the door behind her. Weird right!? She points at me where to park so i pull up there and get out. As she walks up to a door of a room and some other lady meets her there. This lady was in real rough shape so me and my friend look at eachother as that lady pulls a master key card from her pocket and unlocks the door to the room (she is the cleaning lady)! My friend said if that lady has access to our room he would feel very uncomfortable staying there as i would totally agree. Before i make it to the door they close it and bring us to a different one just a few doors down, opens the door and the "cleaning lady" says " i tried to get the smell of smoke out the best i could" as a full cigarette hits me in the face at 90 miles an hour i said "there is no way i am staying in this room i booked a non smoking room and thats what i get. The manager (the 1st lady) says that is the only room left. When i tell you there was no more than 5 vehicles in the parking lot i am NOT joking. The smell made me very sick and there was no way we could stay in that room. I had to cancell my reservations there and drive all across Nashville to find locals that could show us how to get to a different hotel as our cell phones would not work out of the country. I would have not stayed at that place even if it was free!!!! After a couple hours of driving around Nashville on my birthday we finally found the best western plus music row in which was an amazing hotel and...